Sentence examples for and difficult to disentangle from inspiring English sources

These errors are subtle and difficult to disentangle.

Issues pertaining to consumer understanding of food health claims are complex and difficult to disentangle because there is a surprising lack of multidisciplinary research aimed at evaluating how consumers are influenced by factors impacting on the evaluation process.

This study highlights that the taxonomic categorization in genus Mycobacterium is intricate and difficult to disentangle from rest of the taxa.

Although there are many reasons why the duration of admission could be prolonged, and difficult to disentangle in a retrospective study, in most instances the prolonged admission was directly related to the initial nfection.

Ricker (1995) concluded that the effects of size-selective fishing were complex and difficult to disentangle from other factors affecting survival and growth in age-structured species, but that fisheries-induced genetic changes were likely, especially in pink and coho salmon (Ricker et al. 1978; Ricker and Wickett 1980).

While various age-related impairments have been described in the innate and/or adaptive immune systems (reviewed in Haynes & Swain, 2012; Nikolich-Zugich et al., 2012; Solana et al., 2012), the relative importance of these defects remains incompletely understood and difficult to disentangle.

Retrograde signalling from dysfunctional mitochondria to the nucleus can therefore change other mitochondrial properties in an attempt to maintain function, making cause-and-effect difficult to disentangle.

But whereas truth is a complex and unpredictable assemblage of events and connections, difficult to disentangle and therefore "strange," fiction is the cohesive vision of an artist, crafted with specific themes in mind.

These distinct factors are potentially linked and interwoven, and it is difficult to disentangle and quantify their respective contribution to the establishment of Neotropical diversity [ 17].

The situation here in west Cornwall is complex, with causes and consequences difficult to disentangle, the social effects being, as social scientists like to say, "endogenous".

Since most go/no-go designs involve complex stimulus identification/detection processes, these activations may rather reflect the engagement of different cognitive processes that are intrinsically related and quite difficult to disentangle.